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The Kitchen Studio‘s concept for Cuppa Tea is best described as a cup of timeless design, rooted in modernism. A cup of timeless design, rooted in modernism – that’s how we’d describe this project. The geometric patterns were inspired by the tea itself – each flavour profile offering a unique experience and a taste of […]

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Graphic design project inspired by the calming, energizing, and inspiring power of good tea: packaging design developed for the brand of herbal teas with custom illustration patterns for different flavors.

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Lusè is a brand of certified organic tea of the highest quality, and the goal for this project was to create a stylish brand identity and packaging design for their new range of products, encompassing six different varieties of premium quality tea. The brand name Lusè was inspired by the pronunciation of the word “green” […]

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London agency & SMITH has created the branding and packaging design for Kib, a new herbal tea range launched by East African speciality food company, The Perennial Foods Group. The latter claims to be on a mission to connect smallholder farmers in East Africa with international customers. "We’re entering a crowded category," says Andrew Weiler,